SKU: 15885603554

Armon 44-in. LED Ceiling Fan

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Armon 44-in. LED Ceiling FanCategory Ceiling Fan Finish White Style Transitional Glass Frosted Voltage 120 V Number of Bulbs 1 Air Flow CFM 2570 Blade Finish White Gray Elm Blade Pitch 11 Blade Span 44 Bulb Dimmable Yes Bulb Type Integrated LED Depth 44 Designer Armon Kelvin 2700, 3000, 3500, 4000, 5000 Light Kit Included Yes Lumens Light Output 1700 Material Steel Motor Type AC Ship Carton Height(in) 11. 93 Ship Carton Length(in) 24. 53 Ship Carton Width(in) 11. 14 Ship

Category Ceiling Fan
Finish White
Style Transitional
Glass Frosted
Voltage 120 V
Number of Bulbs 1
Air Flow CFM 2570
Blade Finish White-Gray Elm
Blade Pitch 11
Blade Span 44
Bulb Dimmable Yes
Bulb Type Integrated LED
Depth 44
Designer Armon
Kelvin 2700, 3000, 3500, 4000, 5000
Light Kit Included Yes
Lumens / Light Output 1700
Material Steel
Motor Type AC
Ship Carton Height(in) 11.93
Ship Carton Length(in) 24.53
Ship Carton Width(in) 11.14
Ship Weight(lbs) 18.1
Vendor Ship Method Ground
Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty
Weight(lbs) 15.21
Wire Included 12
Battery Composition Carbon Zinc
Battery Included Yes
Battery Quantity 1
Battery Voltage 9 V
Blade Material MDF
Bulb CRI 90
Bulb CRI Color Daylight
Bulb Included Yes
Cartons Per Unit 1
CFM Watt High 51
Fan Blade Length(in) 19.1
Fan Control Remote Control
Fan Type Standard
Fan Wattage High 50
Finish Type Standard
Fixture Shape Round
Flush Mount Fan Yes
Incandescent Watts Equivalent 100
Indoor No
LED Yes
LED Compatible Yes
LED Dimmer Switch Compatibility Dimmable Remote Integrated
Light Direction Ambient
Light Kit Shape Integrated
Location Rating Dry Rated
Max Wattage 26 W
Mounting Ceiling
Number of Blades 5
Number Of Speeds 3
Outdoor No
Package Quantity 1
Power Source Hardwired
Prop 65 Yes
Remote Control Included Yes
Reversible Airflow Switch Yes
Reversible Blades Yes
Rod Mount Option No
Room Size Up to 175 Sq. Ft
RPM High 222
Safety Rating ETL Approved
Shade Color White
Shade Material Glass
Shade Shape Dome
Sloped Ceiling Compatible No
Style-2 Contemporary
Title 24 Yes
Wire Cord Length(in) 12
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M.Luria
Belleville, US
★★★★★ 5
love shifters
Format: Kindle
Great series with shifters living with and overcoming traumatic experiences with love, community, compassion, kindness and respect. A great series for these times.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
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Laura Straub
Omaha, US
★★★★★ 3
Heather's story
Format: Paperback
3 stars - This is the second book in the Elena Abbott Shifters series. In Book Two, we get to know Heather McKenna. She was cursed by a witch, paid by her mother, so she couldn’t shift. Heather was told her whole life that being a shifter was abnormal and made her a monster. She was made to feel ashamed and unworthy. She didn’t find acceptance with her human family or with other wolf shifters when she finally left to forge her own path in the world. Her pack put her at the very bottom of the hierarchy and treated her poorly because what good is a wolf shifter who can’t shift? When this book starts, we learn that Wren, her new Alpha, has helped her release her wolf from the curse. Heather is having a difficult time accepting herself and finding peace with her wolf. She receives a call from her sister informing her that their mother is in the hospital and she needs to come. Their parting wasn’t on good terms. Heather hopes to find closure with her mom and sister and decides to go, despite Wren’s objections. V is a member of the Raines pack and also the child of the pack Alpha. Just like in the first book, we discover that this pack is governed by a strict hierarchy of dominance and submission. The Alpha’s word is law. V and their father do not see eye to eye. V’s non-binary identity and attraction to women are not respected by their father, who insists that they mate with Sinclair, the pack enforcer. As one might expect, Sinclair is terrible, and V wants nothing to do with him. V and Heather meet when V is called to the hospital to handle a potential rogue wolf, who turns out to be Heather. She is struggling to control her emotions and her wolf during the full moon. V immediately recognizes that Heather is their true fated mate. However, it takes Heather, who is not as in tune with her alter ego, a bit longer to come around. I enjoyed the story, but I must admit that it dragged a bit for me because Heather’s self-esteem is extremely low. She believes she is unworthy of anyone’s love or respect. She thinks she is broken and burdensome. She takes responsibility for and apologizes for everything, most of which she is not responsible for. One of my least favorite tropes is one-sided decision-making, like when a character decides, “I am not worth all the trouble I am causing. They can do better than me. I am doing them a favor by leaving.” Then they leave without giving the other person in the relationship a chance to make any decisions for themselves. Heather’s negative self-talk persists for at least half the book. I found myself skimming through these internal monologues because my tolerance for them is low. The book picks up in the second half, and I enjoyed the action scenes and the ending. I love how Wren’s new pack is starting to fill up with like-minded wolves, and I look forward to the next installment in the series. Thank you Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for the ARC and the opportunity to leave a review.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2023
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MellowMan
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 5
Thanks Elena Great Sequel
Format: Kindle
Elena, you did a marvelous job with your writing and character development. It is obvious you put your heart and soul into the story. I look forward to reading more of your work. Please keep it going strong.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
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Notsonewtothis
New York, US
★★★★★ 5
Paranormal Werewolf Shifter Romance
Format: Paperback
Really good second book in this series. This is the story about Heather whose a werewolf shifter who couldn't shift, but gets help from a witch and an alpha werewolf that brings out her wolf , but she goes rogue after shifting and runs. When Heather and V meet they know that they are each others mate, but there's problems from the beginning. There's a lot of violence, drama and angst in this story, so I would say buckle up for a wild ride.. I would definitely recommend this book and I look forward to what's next in this series from this author.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
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Sh H & Educator 550974
Belleville, US
★★★★★ 4
4 Stars
Format: Paperback
This is a shifter romance that features a non-binary wolf whose father, an Alpha, is stuck in the old ways of running a pack. In comes Heather, featured within the previous installment of the series, who doubts herself and has self-hatred due to her strained relationship with her mother. There are werewolves, witches, dominants and submissives. It's a slow building romance at first and then full steam ahead. For those who are triggered by self-doubt, you may want to pass this up as well as those who hate the mention of the phrase mate or my mate. It is a good second installment of the series with enough open ended content to have a third book on the horizon.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023

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